The local burn ban in Mecklenburg County has been lifted, but officials remind residents to follow ongoing open burning regulations for safety and air quality.

The Cabarrus County Commissioners' work session on April 7 will be broadcast live and address community issues, including property demolition, fee updates, grant approvals, and health plan renewals.

A Charlotte homicide has been deemed justified with no charges pressed, per a CMPD release. The investigation continues with Detective Haulsee leading and public assistance sought.

After a thorough probe, CMPD named Rebecca Oxendine as the prime suspect in Loren Dudley's death, securing arrest warrants. Oxendine now faces murder and robbery charges.

Charlotte to experience a warm week with intermittent showers, high humidity, and gusty winds, followed by sunshine and high temperatures over the weekend, then turning rainy with cooler temperatures early next week.

Michelin Guide will expand to include North and South Carolina, recognizing the American South's culinary scene.

Rebecca Oxendine was charged with murder in Charlotte for the shooting of Loren Dudley in January. Robbery is also linked to the incident. A 4-year-old died in a motorcycle accident, leading to discussions on child passenger safety.

The Concord Fire Marshal lifted the local burn ban, now allowing fires in approved containers. Restrictions and safety tips were emphasized in the announcement.

The Union County fire marshal lifted a burn ban in effect since March 21. Residents are reminded to follow safety guidelines and obtain a burn permit before outdoor burning.

Charlotte's flood protection efforts lead to a Class 2 CRS rating, granting residents up to 40% savings on flood insurance.

The CMPD launched a new campaign to tackle the underreporting of child sexual abuse, advocating for community awareness and reporting, partnering with Pat's Place for victim support, and working with legal authorities for prosecution.

A cold case from 1993 involving a sexual assault in Charlotte was solved as Tony G. Leslie, already in prison for burglary, was matched with DNA evidence and pleaded guilty, receiving an additional 14-year sentence.

A Cessna 172 plane veered off the runway at Hickory Regional Airport; the sole pilot was injured and hospitalized. Investigation into the cause is underway.